Arts & Life

NEW YORK - For their third and (so they say) final year, co-hosts Amy Poehler and Tina Fey proved themselves yet again the Golden Girls of the Golden Globes awardscast, airing live on NBC Sunday night.

Professional artists of this area are being offered a chance to learn how to teach that art skill in schools. The application deadline is today.

A four-pack of comedy tall-cans will pop their tops at the P.G. Playhouse tonight. The Snowed In Comedy Tour is in its seventh year and the roster of comedians this year includes Paul Myrehaug, Craig Campbell, Dan Quinn and Arj Barker.

There’s a new writing competition launched to recognize and encourage creative talents for those 50 and older in B.C. The Cedric Literary Awards were created to attract unpublished B.C. writers of fiction, non-fiction and poetry.

The Prince George Symphony Orchestra has named a new principal cellist. The successful candidate to fill the vacancy is Naomi Kavka, a longtime member of the PGSO’s supporting cast.

Everyone put up your hand if you are a fan. Of what? Of anything: a hockey team, a movie star, a fashion designer, a video game, a TV character, a book, a music act. Then Northern FanCon is for you.

A socially provocative B.C. play made its premier and ran its course in 2013 but due to popular demand is now being remounted for a provincial tour. The drama Maladjusted is scheduled for northern B.C. starting in late January.

When the Canada Winter Games festivities cross the finish line each day, the starting gun will just be firing for activities at Cariboo House.

Corey Hardeman's art is a work in progress, yet she is so fledged as a painter that the Community Arts Council is showcasing her work as their main exhibit during the Canada Winter Games period.

CHRISTINE HINZMANN For me, the song of the day wasn't ever purely about the music. For me it's about how the music fits into my life and what kind of triggers it would send to my befuddled little mind.